NeuroHacking Institute

Last updated: 12/19/2019

Description

Neurohacking merges Computer Science and Neuroscience by developing technology that uses neural signals to control external mechanical movement. We are currently creating a brain-computer interface that controls a robot in live time by simply thinking.

Meeting Time

Sunday at 1pm in Keller 2-164

General Focus Areas

Software development, robotics, neuroscience, data analysis, signal processing, Python, C, Arduino

Contact

If you want to learn more about the project, come to one of our project meetings or contact Chris Weinberger (cleeweinberger@gmail.com).

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